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For insurance brokers

The risk changed in April. You found out at renewal. Or at claim.

Your client won a contract three times the size of anything they’ve done. They picked up a safety prosecution. They recalled a product. Their licence changed class.

Every one of those changes what they need covered. Every one was public the week it happened. And the first you heard was a claim that didn’t fit the policy.

Catchwind tells you when it happens.

What lands in your inbox

16 sources for insurance brokers · current as at 3 October 2026

Business status

ABN and GST registrationNational

You hear when a client’s ABN is cancelled, their GST registration starts or stops, or they add or drop a trading name, so you are not caught out at BAS or tax time.

Company registerNational

You find out when a client company changes name or status, or is heading for deregistration, often before the client thinks to tell you.

Names and structure

Business namesNational

A new business name often means a new product, shop or side business. A cancelled one can mean something has closed. Either is a reason to check in.

Licences and registrations

Financial services and credit licencesNational

If a client’s financial services or credit licence changes or ends, you hear about it, because it changes what the business is allowed to do.

Queensland building licences (QBCC)QLD

For builder and trade clients you hear when their licence classes or financial category change. The financial category is a turnover story in itself.

Regulator action

ACCC fines, undertakings and announcementsNational

If a client is named by the ACCC, you hear about it early and can help before the costs and the headlines grow.

ASIC action announcementsNational

If a client is named in an ASIC release, you hear it from us, not from the newspaper.

ASIC banned and disqualified organisationsNational

You hear if a client, or a business your client deals with, is added to ASIC’s banned list.

Visa sponsor sanctionsNational

If a client that sponsors visa workers is penalised, you hear about it and can help with the fines and the staffing impact.

Contracts and grants

Federal government contractsNational

You hear when a client wins a government contract, often a big change to their income, staff and insurance needs.

Safety and environment

NSW food safety penaltiesNSW

If a NSW food client is fined or prosecuted, you hear about it and can help with the costs.

Pollutant reporting sitesNational

You see which clients have sites that report emissions, useful for environmental, insurance and funding conversations.

Product and food recallsNational

A recall costs money and can lead to claims. You hear when a client has one, so you can help with the numbers and the insurance.

SafeWork NSW prosecutions and undertakingsNSW

If a client is prosecuted or signs an undertaking in NSW, you hear about it and can help plan for fines and costs.

Victorian EPA licences and noticesVIC

If a Victorian client gets an EPA notice or a licence change, you hear about it and can help with the costs.

Property and planning

Logan development applicationsQLD

A development application usually means a big project and a big spend. You hear when a client lodges one or gets a decision.

Illustrative scenarios

How it plays out

Monday digest

The cover that fit the contract.

Monday’s digest: Sample Civil has been awarded a $412,000 federal contract. You call before the work starts. Limits reviewed, certificates issued, a bigger policy written, and a client who thinks you read minds.

Alert

The recall you heard about first.

An alert: a product recall naming Sample Foods. You’re on the phone that morning about notification and what the policy responds to, not three weeks later when the costs are already spent.

Monday digest

The prosecution nobody disclosed.

SafeWork NSW publishes a prosecution against a client. You know before renewal, so the disclosure conversation happens on your terms and not the insurer’s.

Monday digest

The licence that changed the risk.

A builder’s QBCC licence class changes. Different work, different exposure. You review the program before they start the first job under it.

Monday digest

The new venture with no cover.

A new business name registered to a client’s ABN. A second business, trading uninsured. One call fixes that.

Why brokers sign up

  • Mid-term reviews that happen for a reason.

    Every item is a specific, dated trigger to review cover.

  • Fewer nasty surprises at claim time.

    Know about the change before the loss, not after.

  • More premium, honestly earned.

    Growth, new ventures and new contracts all need cover. You’ll hear about them.

  • Disclosure you can stand behind.

    You asked because you knew to ask.

  • Clients who don’t shop around.

    The broker who calls first keeps the account.

  • 50 cents a client.

    A Practice plan covers 200 clients for $99 a month.

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